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by sbinnee 1y ago
I am surprised that the walrus operator had to do with Guido's resignation. The walrus operator is awesome. There are so many cases you need a temporary variable in a control flow. The walrus is a beautiful way to handle it.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I always knew that there should be a way to have a button to change light and dark mode on my website without javascript. But I couldn’t figure it out (pre llm era) and gave up and just used javascript. Now it’s time to make an update on th
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by sbinnee 1y ago
Maybe that’s how we are supposed to work with current LLMs. Having a template or an example we understand is a big advantage. It can prevent LLM from many pitfalls, and more importantly we can easily review the output.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I would to try Pixel phones. But it's simply not available where I live.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
Yeah I loved it so much. Thanks for sharing.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
>> There are actual opportunities for career development. > Does "career development" just mean "more money"? To me it seems it’s related to the specialist-generalist point that it’s easier to focus on one thing
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I can't agree more
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I think it’s a good monetization strategy for astral team. I just hope that they do not lock uv only on pyx and that uv seamlessly works with pypi.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
Linux is fundamentally appealing to those who want to tinker with OS. Even with this kind of full-featured ricing or package, users will have hard time to figures some features out, if they do not have enough knowledge how to navigate Linux
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I started seeing a lot of dhh talking about Omarchy on twitter. It's been a joy to see fellow hyprland user, vocal about hyprland and linux. Linux users have been talking that every year that it's going to be the year of linux des
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by sbinnee 1y ago
This post caught my eyes immediately because I have been sort of benefiting from StarDict project. Although I do not use it directly. I have been using sdcv, a CLI tool that reads StarDict dictionary. It’s minimal and serves me well.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
My impression is the same. To train anything you just need to have CUDA gpus. For inference I think AMD and Apple M chips are getting better and better.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I didn't know that OpenAI added what they call organization verification process for API calls for some models. While I haven't noticed this change at work using OpenAI models, when I wanted to try GPT-5 on my personal laptop, I c
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by sbinnee 1y ago
When they were about to release gpt4 I remember the hype was so high there were a lot of AGI debates. But then was quickly out-shadowed by more advanced models. People knew that gpt5 wouldn’t be an AGI or even close to that. It’s just an up
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by sbinnee 1y ago
vllm and ollama assume different settings and hardware. Vllm backed by the paged attention expect a lot of requests from multiple users whereas ollama is usually for single user on a local machine.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
I think the key was multimodality. Meta made a big move in combining texts, audio, images. I remember imagebind was pretty cool. Allen AI has published some notable models, and Matt seems to have expertise in multimodal models. Molmo looks
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by sbinnee 1y ago
Cool. I applied through the career page, although it wasn't for the positions you laid out here. I was surprised to see a position in Korea.
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by sbinnee 1y ago
My fingers are just too used to tmux and I can do all I want to do. But I hear the scroll issue. When I have to copy multiple chunks, I have to go to cp mode visual a chunk and as soon as I enter tmux goes to the bottom line and I have to s
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by sbinnee 3y ago
At this moment it looks clear to me that Apple won’t go that way. It’s enough for them to focus on inference and actual application not the heavy training part. They have been probably training models on a cluster with non Apple silicon and
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by sbinnee 3y ago
I really enjoyed the three body problem. At some point it became a bit ridiculous but I liked the ending.
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by sbinnee 3y ago
I like the very idea of applying this transformative AI technology to make values. I have been doing research and always been a member of research team ever since I started the ML journey. But, I've always valued applications that can
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by sbinnee 5y ago
I like --amend a lot too. Usually a new feature requires a few steps. I commit every step and make a list in git commit body. It's basically almost same as rebasing at the end, but amending seems more logical to me.